Courts: NCLT
Read latest NCLT judgments and orders on IBC, insolvency, liquidation, company law, mergers, oppression, mismanagement and corporate disputes.
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CIRP initiated as Corporate Debtor admitted its liability
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Resolution plan submitted by resolution applicant Adani Goodhomes Pvt. Ltd. approved
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Application u/s. 9 of IBC, 2016 rejected due to pre-existing dispute
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Applicant seeking same relief in two parallel applications is barred by doctrine of Res Sub judice
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Tax liabilities not part of Resolution Plan stand extinguished from date of approval of Plan
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Resolution professional directing payment of gratuity in absence of gratuity fund is unjustified
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Notice not to be given to Personal Guarantor before appointment of IRP
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Committee of Creditors empowered to decided coverage of related party transaction during CIRP
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBC: Decree of civil court will not alter basic nature of transaction
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
No bar to related party of Financial Creditor to submit a Resolution Plan
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLT approves Resolution plan of Uttam Galva Steel Limited
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Operational Creditor cannot change ‘date of default’ by confining invoices to a later period
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
An indemnity of obligation under agreement doesn’t constitute ‘Financial Debt’
Company Law
Company Law
On approval of resolution plan old management of Corporate Debtor should be treated as fresh
NCLT brings together judgments and orders of the National Company Law Tribunal published on TaxGuru. Decisions may involve corporate insolvency resolution, liquidation, applications under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, mergers and amalgamations, oppression and mismanagement, restoration of companies and other proceedings under company and insolvency laws. Companies, creditors, insolvency professionals, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and advocates can use this archive to research NCLT decisions and follow developments affecting corporate insolvency and company-law proceedings.
